Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-09
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY. JULY g. 1887.
LOCAL NEWS.

There has been quite number of 'n- quiries for copies of the : me poe" oD Arizona.
 Tbeo. F. White, chairman of the Oo- chi.e county board of supervisors, mas resigned.
 JnIio Parrsz and Miss Nsssris MorenR were married ID the cathedral on Thurs day last.
 Messrs. E. B. Hogan, l., W. Mix and W. B. GroSeclose were elected school trustees ID NogsIes Saturday last.
 At the recent election for school trus- tees ia PhenIx put sixty-iour votes we're cast, The Russ House, under the manage ment of Chss. J, Freese, IS becoming very popular.
 Lemp's St, Louis beer when freshly drawn IS cool, invigorAting and superoiy deiiclous. Bnff is the only man that keeps lt on tsp,
 0. Seligmsun & O., have built an ele- gsnt office in the center of their store. This Is decided improvement on the old one.
 A new Chinese restaurant IS shortly to be opeue1 ia the building formerly occupied by the old Mint saloon.
 Mir. Adolf Goldschmidt, resident partner of c. Seligmann < Co.,, leaves this evening for Los Angeles, to enjoy 8 brief vacation.
 Several Mormon families including . goodly number of children passed through Tucson to-day CD route for the Mormon state near Casa Grsndes ID ChchusbuR.
 The Ma-icopa station has been RbRn don d and agsIu given over to the Co- votes IS m the days of yure. All build. ,nys have been removed to the PhenlX road junction few miles this side.
 Mir Robt. Kerr returned from San Antonio. Texas last evening. He re- ports the wheat crop of that country ss being very good. His mill IS running night and day.
 the ranches of W. H. Griffith and W, H. Sutherland near the Dripping sprinIs some weeks since, have not yet been re- covered.
 The many friends of Mir. s. Gruns- field, will regret to bear tbst he has re- signed his posIticn with l.. Zackendorf S O.. and wlll depart for Santa Fe next week. where he will reside in the future.
 The CITIZEN erred in stating that off cer McClsrsy had been stationed st the depot. He beat IS in the town as usual. but he visits the depot in the perfo -napce of bis duties us does also police officer Martin,
 The Nogsles Record claims 10 have re- liable information that there is a real live volcano in the in the vicinity of Bs- VRpe. Sonora. and that the heat even now is SD intense that no one can sp- proBch it.
 The Supervisors resppointed Mir. A. $. SuN der clerk Of the Board this morL- ing. Mr. Snyder has made a capable and f.I,hful officer and hIs resppoint- ment by tbe board is a testimonial Of his fitness for the responsible position he occupies.
 Ira Garter has been digging wells on tha mesa between Pusch & Zellvegger's slaughter house snd the Ril.Ito. He found water every S here abundant. ID digging a well for Mr. Palmer 1t was i'm possible to get down below the water level on account of the strong flow of water.
 Dr. Martins fame ss skIllful and competent orngsis. rests not BloDt upon his iDtinate knowledge of the Mat ria Medics. but sl-o upon the con cIen'iou- and scrupulous exsctness vItb wbieh all perscript entrusted to him are filed. His stock of medicines are always up to the highest standard of freshness sDd strength.
 Chief of Police Roche ia undoubtedly one If the best police officers the cIty ever had Active, fearless and faithful he has proved hImselt tbe right man the place. When the small pox threat ened to become epidemic he accomps- Dled the health officer and rendered him iUvalusble assistance in ferretIng cut those affected with the disease. He crra led hundreds of youngsters for vRc- cinna;ion and has made himself useful in 8 thousand different ways. He is aU excellent officer aud his services are ap- preclated.
 Francisco Esparza, who died in Phe- nix yesterday, IS 8n old resident of Tho son. He was for many years on the city police force and was generally liked and respected by everyone. He was frsr taken III ia Tempe, but was afterwards removed to Pheoix where he died. Hea, IS supposed to have been the direct cause of bis death. He was s native of S ID Antonio, Texas, aged about 43 years. Ills burisl took place under the auspices of ths A. O. U. w, to which order he beloprsd. He was a member of Arizo- nIa Lodge No. 1, of thIs city.
 A pee lliarity of the Mexican people Is to be found ID the fact that they do not helievs in vaccination during the prevslauce pf smallpox. Although dur. Iog the past month vaccine matter has been pretty fully distributed among them. It has been compulsory and under pTo'est. The city health officer and chef of police have cOrrslled scores oi children on the streets and vaccinated them then snd there. This acted all right at first but the youngsters were soon up to snuff. and the appearance of health officer Crepin and Marshal Roche together, IS a signal for a scsmper to- wards the bottom. Yesterday morning while searching the Barrie Libre the of fcers found five children huddled up in 8 corner and covered from sight by blauketS; Dit tnls dld nOt save them, TOT the little shsvers were hauled out one Et 6 time, and sevsrslly treated to 2 good dose Oi vaccination,
 Parties arrived from the Quiiotoss last nlsht m que.t of a doctor and to notify Sherih Shlball that Fred Wall had shot and ID all probability, mortally wound ed Frank Moran. The cause of the trouble was not definitely sscertained, but s woman is believed to be at the bottom of It Both Wall and Moran are well known hereabouts. Wall was one of the original discoverers of the Gun eight mine and has resided m the Qui' !7toa country for the past SIX or eIghi yesrs He was in town few days slDce and IS reported to have drank pretty heavily. Frank Moran has for the past year cr more. been foreman of the Loco raotive mips under Superintendent Hank Murray. and has the reputation oi being B good mioer and a peacesble man. AS near as can be ascertsined he was shot through the bowels. Dr Spencer and Daputy Sheriff NJ. F. Shaw left for the Quijotoa this morning. The